Cubs Snap Streak, Win 10th Straight at Wrigley

0:00It's May 2nd. This is MLB News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. Chicago Cubs shut out the Arizona Diamondbacks to nothing Saturday at Rigglyfield. Shota Imanaga, dominated with seven sharp innings, allowing just four hits while striking out five. The win snapped Ildemar of Argus' impressive 27-game hitting streak as he wins 0-4. Ian half-owned the knife for the Cubs, smashing a 400-foot homer in the second, adding a double in the sixth, and a triple in the eighth-his. Eighth Long Ball this season, Sias Azuki plated him with a sack fly to make it to nothing. That victory stretched the Cubs' home-winning streak to 10 games, their longest at Riggly since 2008 when they ripped off 14. Straight. Hap also pushes on Bay Street to 23 games, tops in the majors right now. Cubs are buzzing about this hot run. Pitching stayed lights out after Imanaga, with Ben Brown nailing all six batters he faced

1:00for his first big league save. Arizona's Ryan Nelson took the loss, giving up one run over five in two-thirds innings. Meanwhile, Cubs' infielder, Nico Harner, sat out with neck tightness and remains day-to-day. Cubs' momentum is building at home, streak snapping everywhere else. These teams dialed in heading into the next series.